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KAtherine Hartigan

Owner

Katherine Hartigan is a licensed attorney who specializes in criminal defense, civil rights, and representing respondent parents in D&N cases. She passionately believes in zealously advocating to achieve the best results for her clients, especially those marginalized by society. Ms. Hartigan has a strong criminal defense background. She worked as a Colorado Public Defender at both the Pueblo and Adams County Trial Offices. Ms. Hartigan has tried over 60 jury trials, litigated hundreds of motions hearings, and represented over one thousand clients facing criminal charges. She has won multiple homicide cases and complex motions hearings. Ms. Hartigan practices in both state and federal court.

Ms. Hartigan received her Juris Doctorate Degree from University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where she was a member of the National Trial Team, a recipient of the Public Interest Law Clerkship, and received Public Interest and Civil Rights awards. Ms. Hartigan graduated with a certificate in Constitutional Rights and Remedies. She received her undergraduate degree from Assumption College in Massachusetts. Ms. Hartigan is a Colorado Native, a yoga teacher, and a dog lover.

During law school, Ms. Hartigan was part of the team who litigated and tried Anderson v. Colorado Dept of Corrections, a case about Troy Anderson, a prisoner with mental illness held in solitary confinement. Troy Anderson brought claims under the 8th Amendment due to DOC failing to provide outdoor exercise, the Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment, and the ADA and Rehabilitation Act for discrimination based on Mr. Anderson’s mental illness. Mr. Anderson prevailed, in part, on his claims after his Federal Court trial. In 2017, the Anderson case was one of four national finalists for the Trial Lawyer of the Year award presented by Public Justice.

Ms. Hartigan is a member of the Faculty of Federal Advocates, the Colorado Bar Association, and the Colorado Criminal Defense Bar

Ms. Hartigan was nominated as a top 40 Lawyer under 40 for the National Trial Lawyers as well as Colorado Super Lawyers Rising Stars in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.

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Senior Associate Attorney

Lisa Fabian

Lisa Fabian is an associate attorney with Hartigan Law, LLC, where her practice focuses on representing respondent parents in D&N cases.  She provides her clients with legal advice and counsel while lending a listening ear and desire to be their voice in stressful situations. 

Lisa earned her Juris Doctor Degree from the University of Wyoming in May 2001.  Lisa attended the University of Montana for her undergraduate degree, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s of Arts Degree with honors in Sociology and a minor in Spanish. 

Prior to law school Lisa was a social worker, juvenile probation officer and foster parent coordinator with the state of Wyoming.  After law school, Lisa put her career on hold to raise her children who are now in high school.  Before joining Hartigan Law, LLC, Lisa worked in family law, workers compensation and human resources.

Outside of the office, Lisa spends her time attending her children’s athletic events where she is usually the team mom and can be found scorekeeping, organizing volunteers, working concessions and wherever else help may be needed.

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Noah Galvin

 Associate Attorney

Noah Galvin is an associate attorney with Hartigan Law, LLC, where his practice focuses on representing respondent parents in D&N cases. He provides his clients with a strong will and work ethic, pushing towards the resolution his clients seek.

 

Noah earned his Juris Doctor Degree from Northern Kentucky University in May of 2022.  Noah attended Thomas More University for his undergraduate degree, where he graduated with a Political Science Degree as a four year baseball player. Noah graduated with scholastic and athletic honors for his achievements in and out of the classroom. 

 

Outside of the office, Noah spends his time climbing and listening to live music, preferably bluegrass, anywhere he goes. Noah was raised by a farmer and chef so the importance of a home cooked meal is never overlooked. If Noah isn't out climbing or at a Red Rocks show, you'll likely find him in his kitchen cooking for his beloved friends. 

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